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Ian John Lewis

Post by DG. »

Da Wferweeeee!


WTF is up with him?

Does he hate London fighters?

Just saw the Audley fight and In think AH won that by 2.

Napa and now Audley - whats up with IJL?

:D
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DG. wrote:Da Wferweeeee!


WTF is up with him?

Does he hate London fighters?

Just saw the Audley fight and In think AH won that by 2.

Napa and now Audley - whats up with IJL?

:D
I think you are in a minority if you think that Audley won - even Audley said that he probably lost by two rounds not one!
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sligobhoy67 wrote:
DG. wrote:Da Wferweeeee!


WTF is up with him?

Does he hate London fighters?

Just saw the Audley fight and In think AH won that by 2.

Napa and now Audley - whats up with IJL?

:D
I think you are in a minority if you think that Audley won - even Audley said that he probably lost by two rounds not one!
Don't get me wrong, Martin Rogan is my kind of fighter, but I had AH edging it.

Rematch is the best avenue or AH!

:TU:
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Post by slapbangwhallop »

DG. wrote:
sligobhoy67 wrote:
DG. wrote:Da Wferweeeee!


WTF is up with him?

Does he hate London fighters?

Just saw the Audley fight and In think AH won that by 2.

Napa and now Audley - whats up with IJL?

:D
I think you are in a minority if you think that Audley won - even Audley said that he probably lost by two rounds not one!
Don't get me wrong, Martin Rogan is my kind of fighter, but I had AH edging it.

Rematch is the best avenue or AH!

:TU:
rematch would be good. And Audrey would probably win. But like I say, not many would agree with you that he won last night.
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I don't think Harrison would win, I can't see him getting any better, and it wasn't like Rogan fought the fight of his life. Rogan can turn in a performance like that regularly, Harrison is only built for 4 rounders
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I had Rogan by 4 rounds, he worked and scored a lot to the body while Audley held and held and tried to steal rounds by occasionally opening up for 15 seconds and then holding for the rest of the round.
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IJL is a top class wef.
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Problem is Audley is terrified of a pace, all his fights that went any kind of distance - Francis, Bonin, Williams, Robert Davis, Guinn -- were all deadly boring & sooo slow because Audley will just jab. . . jab. . . look . . . hold . . . hold some more.

He was totally unprepared for a fella who wanted to gut it out with him.

The more talented guy lost.
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Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:IJL is a top class wef.
I am not sure he is a top class wefereeee.

After his stoppsage of Hoye against Woods I am not so sure.

Is he a Star class WEeferee?

AH is just geting older. Rigan should never have beaten him.

:D
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I've always been a fan of IJL
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I think He prefers Fighters with a bit of Heart, He had :DDD
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Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:IJL is a top class wef.
Same here he is good, have had him in alot of my fights...
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I'd be amazed if IJL ever got the nod to wef a Khan fight. He generally steps in as soon as a fighter is in any trouble. But I guess it is better to air on the side of caution. I'm still shocked that Terry O'Connor allowed Amir to continue against Prescott - that could have turned out to be a terrible error of judgement.
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We have some brilliant refs in Britain. Almost all of the top class ones make the right call 99 times out of 100.
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I don't like IJL too much - I prefer Loughlin, Vann and another who's name escapes me.
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Ian John Lewis is a poor ref. He bounces round the ring like he is still boxing, is too far from the action so is never there if something happens (ie boxer slips, gets hit on floor), he is also hated by other refs because he sticks a finger up at the TV camera when it is pointed at him as if he's saying "I'm Number one".
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gobbles wrote:he is also hated by other refs because he sticks a finger up at the TV camera when it is pointed at him.
Some people have a nerve don't they.
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Did he referee Burns/Amidu? If so then that's one of the worst stoppages I have seen in a British ring. All that happened is one of Yakubu's legs went a little shaky for a second and then returned to normal - he was in so quick, thus spoiling the fight.

Always stops fights too early.
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